In my career I have been asked this question a lot of times. How will your approach (to test design) help us to work in a more AGILE way?
More big and small companies are ...
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The automotive industry is constantly facing the significant challenge of releasing cars with no software defects. It goes without saying that a software fault in the braking ...
Recently I wrote a blog post about the action language adopted and standardized by the OMG (Object Management Group) called Action Language for fUML or Alf where I alluded ...
I remember more than 10 years ago when we were making a decision on what the modeling language we should be using for creating Conformiq Designer models. It was quite clear ...
Quite often when people talk about MBT (Model Based Testing) they intuitively assume that model is always something with “boxes and arrows”; that is the model in MBT needs to ...
In many industries, like aerospace, defense, telecommunication and others, it’s becoming common to use UML/SysML to describe system architectures. With the introduction of ...
We all know the power of test automation and model-based testing (MBT).
But has your traditional test automation approach lived up to its promise?
Do you spend ...
Our new Conformiq Creator 2.1.3 release is available now!
As you know, Conformiq Creator, part of the Conformiq 360○ Test Automation solution, provides the most ...
We live today in a world where we can quickly establish a call from our computer to people living on the opposite side of the world. Our applications can be used anywhere, ...
Model-based testing saves you lots of time and money. It’s true, and believe me - I’m deeply convinced about that. Model-based testing helps you generate better tests faster, ...
The challenge of testing web applications is becoming more and more predominant in our world. Basically the big challenge is how to describe what we want tested in a ...
Are you doing functional testing, and facing these challenges?
Does your product have to get to market faster?
Is its complexity increasing in every release?
Are ...